CAUTION
ALWAYS USE GENUINE ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT
PARTS TO ENSURE SAFETY AND
PROPER PERFORMANCE. Substitute parts can
be disappointing and dangerous.
BLADE SERVICING INSTRUCTIONS.
1.
Remove the spark plug lead and position it to prevent
accidental contact with the spark plug.
2.
Place edger on work bench or table.
3.
Remove guard.
4.
Using 2 x 24mm spanners remove the outer M16 nut.
5.
Remove the lock washer and flat washer.
6.
Remove blade and replace with a new one. Assemble in the
reverse order.
7.
Torque blade nut to 80 Nm
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Engine Maintenance
Consult the engine booklet for the maker's instructions.
DRAINING THE OIL.
Remove the drain plug which is situated at the rear base of the
engine. Collect the old oil in a suitable tray such as a two litre ice
cream container.
IGNITION.
Your engine has a breaker-less solid state ignition system which
requires no maintenance other than occasional attention to the
spark plug. We recommend cleaning and re-gapping
every 50 hours with replacement every 100 hours (see engine
instruction booklet).
CAUTION
DO NOT SANDBLAST PLUGS as abra-
sive grains can enter the engine and
cause serious damage. USE ONLY THE
EXACT TYPE OF REPLACEMENT PLUG
specified in the engine instruction booklet.
AIR CLEANER.
A clean filter cartridge, correctly fitted, is ESSENTIAL for long
engine life. Service the filter every 25 hours running (more often
under adverse conditions) according to the instructions in the
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engine booklet.
MUFFLER.
A rusted or damaged muffler can permit increased exhaust noise.
Check the muffler condition periodically and replace it only with a
genuine original equipment part.
BELT ADJUSTMENT.
1.
Remove the spark plug lead and position it to prevent
accidental contact with spark plug.
2.
Remove belt cover.
3.
Using a 13mm socket, slacken the four bolts holding the
adjusting base.
4.
Slide the adjusting base to tighten the belt and re-clamp the
four bolts.
5.
Replace the belt cover.
2. Belt cover nut
Slide adjusting
base to tighten
2. Adjusting
base bolts
Operating Position
Please ensure the operator is positioned properly while starting,
adjusting, operating, and stopping the product.
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